Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-25
SENATOR'S DAUGHTERS.
Soma OF the Fright Stars in the Firma.
ment CT Washingt0K-Eigh Born
MGids-H0nored Sires.
How The Daughters OF American Statesmen
Are Educated and How They 1.ivc-De-
vCtees of Charity, literature, Etc.

Philadelphia Press.
WASHINGTON, June l6.-There are
among the Senator's daughters some who
have been so educated that they have re-
sources If their own which would make
them contented anywhere. This is es-
peclauy true Of Seuat3T EdmuBds' only
remaining daughter, who has received,
under the direct sUpe vision of both her
parents, q most substantial education,
ard has by preference mingled little in
the gag scenes II Washington. Sac has
Gar~ly, if ever, attended dancing party,
DuI .0metInes goes 70 O.heT entertain
mentS, afternoon teas AID lunches, and
occasionally 10 aH evening" reception
She takes great interest IN her fathers
pursuits. even in ms law studies.
DAUGHTERS WITH LITERARY BENT.
Another exception is Miss Anna Dawes
the only daughter Of Senator Dawes of
MssS2chusetts) VINO Is better known 10
readers Of her stories and text books for
schools, which ART much used in NeW
England, Lhan she Is TO many people in
Washington, especially among those who
frequent its gay social Gssemblsges, in
spite Of her long residence mere during
many successive sessions Of Congress-.
Bliss Dawes attends the meetings of the
Washington Literary Society, Of which
she has long been member, regularly,
and often contributes papers. she much
resembles her fatheT IN face and figure.
Her hair, which h2s never octn banged, is
ligh. brown lie color ana she gyearS il
draw plainly bsCk fcom 9 nigh and prom
inent forehead. Her eyes and compilation
are light.
The young daughter OF Saust9r McMiI-
Ian Of Minnesota, WINS b&s no. yet quite
completed her course Of schooling, shows
great interest ia historical research, eS
pecialIy in the direction Of classical end
medlTyaI history, N unusual taste in
one 50 young, and being with her parents
In Washington during this winter hiss
made COED use of the congressional IL
DTary liz following up her favOTite study.
on the other hand there are both wives
ana daughters Of Senators who regard
stay "a Washington, whether brief or pro-
tracted, only as an opportunity to enloy
more CT gay society than any other place
could afford them.
But even among these there are some
ladies' who make it a matter of principle
To give Of their time and substance to
W'-ks Of charity, and in the very height
Of the gay season VIII labor TO benefit
Clarifies. For instance, Thursday is the
day for senators families to receive calls,
YET ~ 2 O'Clock on Thursday morning,
III 5GuuaTy Of this year, Miss DOlph, the
daughter Cftne' Oregon Senator, who re-
Gently lgl-ied Mr.. Nixon, was playing
the minUe, fUG the dancers to rah78Tse IT
ST Chief Justice Weite's house, and KEEP.
another engagement Ut lOUn. Slc re-
ceived calls with heT mother N the after
noon, went to another Ejrmess rehearsal
st.eT dinner anj To- Secretary William
-ErdiCCtt's reception al 10 o'clock that
evening, having had 30 time 10 rest since
before an early breakfast.
MARRIED AND UNMARRIED.
The daughters OF SenR tuIs BecE, GUSTS,
Farwell, Payne, Pugh and Sawyer are
married, waile the daughter Of, Senator
sherman, one OF Senator Buffers daugh-
tiers, ana the daughters OF Senators
Cheney, Malone, Whitthorue and Nc
MILAN each made her first formal ap-
pesTance in the social gatherings fire.
QuenteG by her parents last winter. Some
OF :he others were debutantes last season.
Miss Eustis, who was married here in
February, had her debut ball in New Or
leans Just before accompanying her par
ents to Washington early in December.
She married her first cousin, George
Eustis, the grandson Of Mr.. w. W. Cor
COran Of Washington.
Only one Of Senator Evarts' daughters
Is now unmarried, Miss Mary, who has
alwg7s been so helpful TO both her pa
rents that her father. in alludirg to the
fact that she alone of his daughters has
not married, says: at is an instance Of
the survival of the fittest" She Is always
], ont, baF hnr IN NUCC h,nr yfn ,,
or elsewhere. None of the married
daughters live in Washington.
Senator Don Cameron has been msr-
red twice, but bss no son Of MS own
blood His first wiie's children-iour ere
lighters and toe infant born 10 him and
MS present wife last summer, their first
child after eight years OF married life, is
. dsughter. He has adopted little boy,
ne son Of fEieu d-a sOutherner, g class
mate ct college, who named the Child
Donald Cameron for the Senator. The
0oy'S parents are both dead now.
Senator Cameron's two eldest daUgh-
teEs sre married, the elder to 8 son Of
Justice Bradley of the United States Su
prsme court and lives in New Jersey, and
me second TO son of Admiral Raymond
Rodgers, L. s. n. This son is an army
officer and is stationed at West Point.
Miss Mary Cameron, the third dGugh-
ter, goes much into society, being still an
inmate Of her fathers family. She has
been well educated, speaks French ad-
mirably, and plays upon the piano with
much skill. She was at school
in Europe for more than Q
vear. The late Senator Logan's
daughter, who is quite handsome, mar
ried Major Tucker, q pavmaster in the
army, now stationed in Washington, and
MS successor, Senator Farwell, also has a
married daughter, Mrs. DeKoven, who,
when her father was here few years
back as q member of the House of Repre-
sentatives, was greatly admired in Wash
ington society. She has since her faith
er's accession to the Senate spent but q
short time in Washington. Mrs. Tucker,
the late Senator Logan's daughter, was
with her mother often seen at social gath
erings in November and December before
her fathers fatal illness began. Mrs.
Tucker is young and handsome, bru
nette in coloring.
The only surviving daughter Of Senator
Beck of Kentucky is the wife OF Pdymas-
ter Goodloe of the United States marine
corps, who is also native Of Kentucky
Msjor and Mrs. Goodloe always live VITA
her parents during the session of Cor
gress, in Washington city, and they spend
much Of their time during the recess with
their daughter and her husband on the
farm in Maryland, few miles outside of
Washington, which Senator Beck pur-
chased We Or six wears AGO and Ore-